Fourteen Words

Fourteen Words ( fourteen words ') is a frequently used, especially in the USA, now also in Europe veiling euphemism for a popular belief white neo-Nazis and racists ". We must secure the existence of our people and a future for White children" ( We must secure the existence of our people and the future for white children. ') As the inventor of the Fourteen Words is true of the American right-wing extremist David Eden Lane.

By " our people " (' our people ') is not meant in the set of the Lane American people as the sum of U.S. citizens but the so-called " Aryan race ". The sentence expresses compressed from the central point of the particular conviction of U.S. neo-Nazis, which is very similar to the worldview of the German National Socialists: According to this view is the so-called " white race " superior to other races. These other races - especially the Jews and the blacks - would try to suppress the whites. In contrast, the whites would have to defend themselves, both to secure the supposedly rightful place for their living today members as well as to allow such a place for their future members.

Most adherents of this view of the world understand that required by ensuring that whites should stand as a ruling class over the other races who tolerated as a useful servant, but a segregation would be subjected. This concept is similar to the plans of the German National Socialists with regard to the Slavs. Others seek more of a large-scale geographic separation, where, especially in North America only whites should live. A destruction of the non-white people in the sense of the Holocaust is at least so far not represented by broad groups.

The Fourteen Words are often obscured by the numerical code 14 on; the Creed is then recognized only to the initiated substantially. The 14 in combination with other codes often occurs in this case, especially as 1488, 14/ 88 or 88/14, eg as form of greeting in letters and e -mails, in lyrics, as a T- shirt imprint, patches, jewelry Jack emblem or on CD cases. The 88 can do this either on David Eden Lane's " 88 Principles " refer or as code for " Heil Hitler " stand (H is the 8th letter in the alphabet ).

Since at least the mid-1990s concept and code numbers were also taken over by neo-Nazis in the European countries. A well-known right-wing rock band that was founded in 1996 and in which several members of the banned outdoor camaraderie skinheads Saxon Switzerland participate, bears the name of 14 helpers. In her song 14 Words says: "There is a phrase that will never forget! Fights, live, fight with him! 14 words, never forget! ".

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